Lineup for Brisbane Powerhouse’s ΩHM Festival of Other Music 2024: Yothu Yindi, Boris + More

ΩHM Festival of Other Music has announced the lineup for its 2024 iteration. The event, which is in its second year, will combine music, visual art, and dance. The music program is headlined by Yothu Yindi, Michael Rother, Boris and Drab Majesty. Sonic Youth’s Kim Gordon will present two visual art exhibitions and contemporary dance company Chunky Move will present Universal Estate.

ΩHM Festival of Other Music will run from Wednesday, 28th February to Saturday, 20th April at the Brisbane Powerhouse. Find more details below.

Yothu Yindi – Treaty

Seminal German musician Michael Rother will be celebrating 50 years of NEU! – the band he co-founded in 1971 – at ΩHM. There’ll be a performance from no wave hero Lydia Lunch in partnership with Joseph Keckler. Preeminent Australian instrumental group The Necks will head to Brisbane for the occasion, and there’ll be a bunch of free shows, including one from Zamrock legends WITCH.

Alongside the music and visual art, there’ll be a number of dance events, including Colossus by Stephanie Lake Company, THREE by Australasian Dance Collective, and Chunky Move’s Universal Estate, which will be free entry.

The festival is curated by the Brisbane Powerhouse Arts Program Director Brad Spolding in association with the composer and ambient artist Lawrence English.

ΩHM Festival of Other Music

Wednesday, 28th February to Saturday, 20th April – Brisbane Powerhouse, Brisbane QLD

Music

• Yothu Yindi
• Drab Majesty
• Boris
• Michael Rother & Friends
• The Necks
• The Veils
• Lydia Lunch & Joseph Keckler
• Matt Hsu’s Obscure Orchestra
• Tim Hecker
• Franck Vigroux & Antoine Schmitt
• CORIN
• Arka Kinari
• Penelope Trappes
• The Wilds
• WITCH
• Dots+Loops

Dance

• Colossus by Stephanie Lake Company
• THREE by Australasian Dance Collective
• Universal Estate by Chunky Move

Visual Art

• Kim Gordon’s: Objective Projection
• Proposal For A Dance

Tickets are on sale from Sunday November 10 via Ticketek

Further Reading

Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame 2014: Performances And Speeches

A Guide to Every International Tour Coming to Australia in 2023/24

Love Letter To A Record: Mitch Tambo’s Yothu Yindi’s ‘Tribal Voice’